Re: Translate VC (delegate) to VB6
- From: Patrik Johnson <patjohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 22:11:20 +0100
I was too tired when I posted this... I wanted to ask something completely different... in fact it was about delegates, but with a totally different sample:
*(DWORD *)(result + 4 * ht1 + 96) &= ht2;
I have no real idea how to convert this to VB6, in fact it is even unclear to me what this line does. I was hoping that it becomes clear to me when I see it in VB6. I even have a C++ to VB6 converter, but it also doesn't know how to handle this line. It's from an old software that we bought and which we would like to re-release.
Pat
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